A devoted sister flees with her brother, a benevolent, bread-turned zombie. A mob pursues, mouths agape. Streets twist into mazes, reason dissolves, hunger reigns. Can love defy appetite?

Moving Day follows a man whose mother's ashes are lost during a move. While trying to recover them from the moving company, he is forced to accept that no amount of searching can bring back what he's really lost.

It's his girlfriend Lucy's birthday night. The bar where everyone is celebrating is just fifteen minutes away, and he already knows he's not going to make it. Bound by the weight of his own perceived social pressures, he is, perpetually, the friend who doesn't show.

Crescent is 27 years old, but her world is frozen at age 15. A fragile, abandoned girl who never grew beyond the moment her parents left her. Adopted by a woman who worked at a grand opera house, Crescent’s only solace became the stage above her.

A car breaks down on the side of a blistering-hot canyon. Two siblings brave the harsh landscape in search of a haven from an abusive domestic environment. But the canyon is alive and reveals a hidden truth neither sibling can prepare for.

Three men meet a young woman on the way to a café, each believing the moment belongs to him—until the day shifts.

A grieving security guard receives a phone reminder for his weekly tea break with his late daughter, and begins seeing a silver teapot appear throughout his shift, guiding him through memories of their final tea time together.

Three estranged siblings reunite to scatter their father’s ashes, only to find their grief constantly undercut by distraction, dysfunction, and bickering. As plans unravel and rituals fail, the day becomes less about closure and more about the impossibility of saying goodbye “the right way.”